Still consistent at page fifty.
The same kind of content comes out the same way, every time you add more.
A layout for whatever you throw at it
Big image, short list, long explainer. Each one gets a layout that fits.
A hero image, a short list, a long explainer, a row of stats: each gets a layout designed for exactly that kind of content. That is why sections look intentional whether you have one thing to say or ten.
Opens with
Items
Items are
t / 0
Text section
i / 0
Icon section
m / 0
Full-bleed banner
t / 1 / t
Text + floated callout
t / 1 / i
Text + floated icon callout
t / 1 / m
Text + floated child photo
i / 1 / t
Text + floated callout
i / 1 / i
Text + floated icon callout
i / 1 / m
Text + floated child photo
m / 1 / t
Photo, then floated callout
m / 1 / i
Photo, then floated icon callout
m / 1 / m
Photo, then floated child photo
t / n / t
Card grid
t / n / i
Icon grid
t / n / m
Photo card grid
i / n / t
Icon intro + text grid
i / n / i
Icon intro + icon grid
i / n / m
Photo card grid
m / n / t
Floated photo + text grid
m / n / i
Wide photo + icon grid
m / n / m
Wide photo + photo cards
Coherent as it grows
The same content always lays out the same way. Your site stays coherent.
EnineSites reads the same signals in the same order every time, so a given kind of section always comes out the same way. Add ten of them over six months and they still match. Your site stays coherent without you policing it.
Override it when you want to
It's right almost always. When it isn't, two settings fix it.
The automatic layout is right the vast majority of the time. For the rare case it is not, two settings let you take control: one changes how a section looks on its own page, the other changes how it looks in a list alongside similar sections. Everything else stays automatic.
On its own page
Inside a listing
Managed websites that just work.